[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
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[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
Run it in your calculator.
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
Rounding… so not exactly 22/7?[/quote]
No, it’s exact.[/quote]
No, 22/7 is 3.142857143… pi is 3.14159265359…[/quote]
Damn it! My edits didn’t take. I was wrong. I admit it. Stupid math teachers…
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
Rounding… so not exactly 22/7?[/quote]
No, it’s exact.[/quote]
No, 22/7 is 3.142857143… pi is 3.14159265359…[/quote]
Damn it! My edits didn’t take. I was wrong. I admit it. Stupid math teachers…
[/quote]
My hat is off to a PWI poster that can admit they are wrong
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
Rounding… so not exactly 22/7?[/quote]
No, it’s exact.[/quote]
No, 22/7 is 3.142857143… pi is 3.14159265359…[/quote]
Damn it! My edits didn’t take. I was wrong. I admit it. Stupid math teachers…
[/quote]
My hat is off to a PWI poster that can admit they are wrong :)[/quote]
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
Rounding… so not exactly 22/7?[/quote]
No, it’s exact.[/quote]
No, 22/7 is 3.142857143… pi is 3.14159265359…[/quote]
Damn it! My edits didn’t take. I was wrong. I admit it. Stupid math teachers…
[/quote]
My hat is off to a PWI poster that can admit they are wrong :)[/quote]
X2
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Thanks, I was kinda screwed when I actually looked at it. So there was nothing else to do. Can’t argue with hard facts.
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
Rounding… so not exactly 22/7?[/quote]
No, it’s exact.[/quote]
No, 22/7 is 3.142857143… pi is 3.14159265359…[/quote]
Damn it! My edits didn’t take. I was wrong. I admit it. Stupid math teachers…
[/quote]
22/7 is an approximation, albeit not very accurate.
[quote]pat wrote:
People over think pi though. The problem with pi isn’t pi itself, it’s the base 10 math system we apply to it. Ouside of that, it’s quite finite. It’s exactly 22/7.[/quote]
No it’s not.[/quote]
Yes it is.[/quote]
Please, show me how pi is 22/7.[/quote]
It is if you round to 3.142 after that they are different. But whose counting?
[/quote]
Rounding… so not exactly 22/7?[/quote]
No, it’s exact.[/quote]
No, 22/7 is 3.142857143… pi is 3.14159265359…[/quote]
Damn it! My edits didn’t take. I was wrong. I admit it. Stupid math teachers…
[/quote]
My hat is off to a PWI poster that can admit they are wrong :)[/quote]
You know , I have talked to him , he dodged the question by answering another question. I think he is disingenuous and thrives on being an accountant .
I understand that probably Rush Limpdick or Bill Orieley said Progressive means Communism , but that is not what the dictionary says . I want some back up . Not this I am an Accountant bull shit . Let’s deal facts
[quote]pittbulll wrote:
I understand that probably Rush Limpdick or Bill Orieley said Progressive means Communism , but that is not what the dictionary says . I want some back up . Not this I am an Accountant bull shit . Let’s deal facts [/quote]
Not to speak on Bean’s, or Rush’s, or O’Reilly’s behalf but, does Marx count as an authority on Communism? I mean, it’s in The Manifesto, Communism is the (intended or desired) result of progress(ivism).
I’ll be honest, I’m not sure what the dictionary says, I’d have to check as to whether Marx references the dictionary or the dictionary references Marx.
Tribal life(Primitive Communism)->Slavery->Feudalism->Capitalism->Socialism->Communism it was clearly portrayed as a social progression, I’m curious as to how you missed it?
EDIT: They were even iteratively numbered, First Stage, Second Stage, Third Stage… are you sure you and he/they are talking about the same Communism?